President Hayes first annual message endorses peace and reconstruction
Hayes reports progress in restoring order in the South, advancing civil rights for freedpeople, and restoring economic stability. He defends military withdrawals, promotes specie payments and silver coinage discussions, supports civil service reform, and urges Congress to aid Indian affairs, education, forests, and national development while outlining foreign and fiscal policy.
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